Heh. I feel for them, though, as a spoilerphobe!

I'm watching the Breaking Bad special features, and, holy crap, Giancarlo Esposito is so different from Gus it's crazy. His voice is different, his speech is different, his eyes are different, his body language is different...he's so goddamn amazing in that role he makes it look easy, like that must just be how he is because it seems so natural and perfect. Give him all the goddamn awards.

Oh, he is one of the great unsung actors whose talent seems to slip by mostly unnoticed.

Indeed. I think if Spike Lee didn't discover him he at least showcased him early on enough so that he's been working steadily (if under the radar) ever since, and we owe him a big thanks.

Oh, he is one of the great unsung actors whose talent seems to slip by mostly unnoticed.

Amen. He is an amazing actor.

Juiia Ormond is playing Meghan's mother?!?!?!? I totally missed that before.

In other Mad Men finale news, loved Don and Peggy meeting up in the theater by accident.

I did think the dogs-fucking-right-outside-her-window was a cheap shot at signifying "Peggy's in Virginia". I'm sure that shit went down in the area she grew up in too. Or with rats.

I don't think it was so much "this is what Virginia's like" as "this is the view Peggy gets at this stage in her career" in contrast to Pete getting the same view as Don. And really, she was still pretty pleased with where she was. As she should be.

Pete getting punched in the face, still a good time by me.

AMC is re-airing Breaking Bad at odd times starting tonight. I've got the DVR catching them all - I suspect seeing the first season will be a very different experience knowing what's happened since.

That was a depressing finale. I mean, everyone in it was depressed, so there's that, but ugh.

Pete getting punched in the face, still a good time by me.

Oh yes. Yet another reason to miss Lane. *sniff*

That was a depressing finale. I mean, everyone in it was depressed, so there's that, but ugh.

That is not how I saw it at all. There were a lot of upward trajectories there. Or, perhaps more accurately, a lot of people perched on the edge of change, with unknown outcomes. Exhilerating.

Will Roger fully Tune In, Turn On, and Drop Out? I kind of hope so.